A participatory approach to analyze hydrosocial territories, power dynamics, and water governance in the Upper Valdivia River Sub-basin.
Developing Principles for Digitally-Enabled Uplands Research
Reviewing digitally-enabled uplands research, this offers a starting point for future development of research principles emphasising interdisciplinarity, local engagement, and ethical data practices.
Linking soil microbial and plant diversity along spontaneous afforestation dynamics
spontaneous afforestation affects soil nutrients and both above and below ground biodiversity a leading to a lower variability of microbial diversity likely due to its more homogeneous conditions.
Interface areas in the European Alps: Defining functional regions between mountains and lowlands
This paper conceptualizes Alpine interface areas, highlighting their role as connectors between mountain and lowland regions and emphasizing their potential for strategic spatial development.
Co-constructing Nature-Based Solutions Deployment Scenarios with Local Stakeholders: A Living Lab Approach in the French Alps
The VivAlp Living Lab co-developed Nature-based Solutions scenarios with stakeholders, integrating constraints, ecosystem services, and community preferences for effective implementation.
Advancing natural capital accounting in European mountain regions: methodological review and implications for sustainability
A review of natural capital accounting methodologies in European mountain regions, considering global change, stakeholders, and implications for sustainability and decision-making.
Alpine dwarf shrubs growing on green roofs
Alpine dwarf shrubs may be appropriate species for green roofs due to their adaptation to windy, rocky, and nutrient-poor sites.
Operational principles and feasible design actions in driving Alpine transitions
The proposed contribution identifies three possible operational principles, which can be articulated through three design actions (as potential general recommendations) for Alpine transitions.
Reviewing mobility policies for rural and mountain areas. The experience of the Working Group on Rural Mobility of Catalonia
The Working Group on Rural Mobility of Catalonia aims to be a participatory instrument to put pressure on public bodies in order to move towards mobility policies adapted to rural and mountain areas.